The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-24 00:00:00

• •a. ": r p• 4,. 1104tfr- 4..1t(7t ,p.. • .1 • . - do, -vlt 4 , CIVIL SIDE. • • • ,t. t - " .• Tat: Kayo v. STEWAIIT. . . • Mr. Ibis stllted, thlt thi4 4 ,;.i.tx..nn , information tiled I) . y I\la:lQity's Attorney Genehl, agattist..o)o,. 1).-k , i) -coniiwy: to. an ewbargo Efia mc,ounei I, anil ' itssaulting and itnpriinoitigt / the lievcitne ' Officer; w ptit' on b • ,• 0ai,14. bi4airi.Pr ' , Mr; L 'Se_rjeOt Strityp tip , stated tO"the„Aury,,tnat. this prOseeution tvas 'against theDefeaant, to tettet bu and all'other„persons in•his,sittnnion e . that they must not lake (Ton themselves to treat the law, the pelii;y.ot which they tris4 not 17refillirie: to arraign ' ' ' . MTh cOlitelllOL The Jury were unntiei !tunably wellacquainted that his Majestyfroni to tithe i s sued .orders by the ad‘ ice of his Privt.l Councit t ,protribiting all Ships to soil from", the•porta • of that. kingdom. The necessity of orelmrtre`• might_ arise from a. thousand circ umstances, either fur the ptirposes 'oi, trade, :of reven ue, and, above all,. to conce d from ifie.gnenry Are. time; of the sailing' ut our„Expetoionk ,7rhe Defendant ..was Master of the Slup 4 7 4 . drrna, Wlltioh, 'in July last, was at Eastbourne, in--the jurisdit4ion of. the Mort o f Hyd. It . waka.Sunilerland 'Ship, and he tiered a Collier. On the i•,.4d.of' July his Majesty,' by the Advice of hiS Privy Council, - issued an order for laying an ‘embargo,.,,Which` order was forthwith communicated by proper I.Offreels .to all the out ports, Tho.ot - ficer o( the, , Customs, of course cotn 7 wanicated this Order to the :Defendant ; but he swort...he wonicl sail in Spite of atiy — Order in Conn; cil,or,any bodY else ;y and in tact he'kept 'his word, for he should call the tide-Walier, who was on beard his Ship, who would prove that he swore he would take bim to spa with him if * b,edid' not chuse to:go ashore. The matt. would not ittsandon his duty, acid the Defendant weighed anchor and stood outtOseta'., At the same time Ge told ; the qffieer .pre t ty plainly,. that n the course of the voyage; he shoidd take an opport nun) , of strewing him the bottom. After they had been at sea a short time, he, lie ever, thought better on this subjeCl, for he put the Othcer on hoard 'a Fishing Boat, which brought him. on shore. This was the ' imprisolimeht of -which. the Officercom-' plained, and it wai as much ,au i 1 1 1 1 11 konli)enr as' though-he-had locked him in a house on 'shore. And.this r, , okitided 1,01 . 91-what Dry Johnson haa' said upon this subject, that heir.% in a Ship was be-, inn in a prison, with the, additional danger of droWn , ing and' burying ,withont means, of escape.. Sneh . wets the view which that learned Doctor had* a: sea voyage. The Lord Chef Baron here observed,' that Dr, Johnson thoUght ditiercutly on matters. or pleasure from some others, for on, being asked if ,be neverlook it title., be' ; replie(i "No, and he uktir would, coitltk hire a -porter to The Serjeant concluded,. he-in this r'esP4titgreerl with th'e Was a • iln:r,un . , - "auctsea-sick' . two itpt tho of . -W_Aures, two :Ortist 4 l iii the one dated • tt?e:Pid. July, t u 47, tor - ing Ga•thts , 'qinbargo,:ttie-othet-29th scinded, the ft , r:. ; • • . • . V4viard, 00,0, ,the pOri-.oificerTitt EaOhrittrtie; sai t .LlT9coril tfie order for, v111'6144. to•the Mt3pqiffit p:? the 'of ;til t ( Title-.t r zriter- to, vt , 120 ,Siil i,g .'his shortly oftryvards the• Ship ht . the ()ding,' it wham Ulu Tliiel - waktr,•-proved, that. this :C:ptaiss: .4epre he . would 64 . 4 pot ''st 11;tandifs4 ,sittioci33lxwg6.....i.and :Ili , a wquld not An.on rmt otit to qc:i with Ickrn on hoard. aticipptedV' tisk(' tile hell 6 Irbiti the Captain, Mir) inmectitittify 10%12 3 iiioky theilitee. The ; Lit he. swore he vk 0u4.1 kick „16iii ti) the •ttevil.— - lc but tho intreaty cif the Witin4i, he ?us Ivisys on bola! i Fiihiriglioat, \vine's landed I iim. The Lolit) ti!le flit ibis t • Ok,ar• ene, ttL t kt WaS "that einbargoes and qunranti9ei should be strictly ob scirved. The'Jury fownd the Daesidiint !_ :r-. .. . . . . ' elt 0 W NI, lip E : ' . - • • I •• • , . , 111(.10 v..ns no C 3 Se ofany imliortance on the Crown eid,. , . . . itilliant Floare was indicied for rdvishing:R.hoda 13Achelor, 3 girl of the.-Lie , of 14 years. She gave: . eviticnce that the lAi wai cprrunitted id : Up:end . of flip town of Steirington, in the covirt ()fan iminha - Ifited house i but }lie: sdid; .she made no resi:gatice, and never 4/0.4 until tlire months afterwardi, wheti it was dihi:ovvr4.ll by livr mother, as the Pri soner.had Inie6tecl tier with a Vellel COI complaint. The .f . .,e,lrncd Judge inmied4ite;y ciretleo th e `Jury . , . to ai.,(.l,nit the, Or - moiler, , • , tig was '4INo tried and acquitted on an indiEttr.ent . ,for a similar offence on the sister 01 the last Prole . ;taxi*. . . . • ............ A fl cat d native of Ircland,.ba4 foTiVtltl in ti,Nn froln Serille. • •,l4 - Je le4 that place on 'the' tufli ult. A few . tlays . before . he. pinia,iiway &tido Fteti(,h tr4.)up, ver447 ru tilts 1rc . ,1061 kitrocieit:S. .'lllO intothitanti , 'et'cre ordered quit their 1,0t,44t - 2.4 „101 . .t14 thitioo 4)1: Ctle 011 r ic,vri. , . , • The Artny aaingaigit4ist Sweden iy con). filitakiCil by Gviier,ll,i Jk)xitovprot, . I) El 4 i:Nictu . ,g,i ) anti, l ' h,ftrit is \Nil?) ‘vilo ait! in the, loteVar ilgajust Vriini...,e;at the b;.ntle ot PuittLik. S.r.vedc i! i)i,(l)c... 4, 4 1.44 • .u.' , i4o.,,,,timiant.ted'at tx.l ' 104' of 1 . :;;F.14.1. Cd SO 1111.1 ell , t alents tpploot>eit to.ioti.ll ) ;Atery.; ii Nelto , ,o conic: he is nOwi.totatitl .tc , tight itgaitot joto frien(l4. . 4 . 4'1)6 I%,:treri fronilit • nt o l l (AintriCii) Atato, Mat at Boston anti. New York utty?Ald# of fifty respeaable' itotises of businws had , si.opppd payment in conse queneeof tkie . ; The highest. Cdpilantrawn nu Tuesday last, was No, I t,3"/B, a bizr, otWiL lttito, whictrvak sold in Shares by Swirr 'turd t t,,,.Potictry; and sNo .1 .2, Charing Cross ; wha- also sold in Silsrei No. 2.1,13841 a Prize of Ssoo.—Tuesday is the next- Uay of IYrawing. . 17#t.-,C11141, STO D • il:4lrt A itt 1 C (ILA E 3 . • , \f' r t: 1 . •t A yit teat, LI te..u. et u.th e mostconsetit'letiees, l rope out on Sinur.; day' morti . nigat Irs. Smith 's, mil I ilia; *.the corner" of ddl'-row,,* in *thishillii:. It IA as' firSriabicrved by as Pe4qininitiled itolinsOn', a ~,g- g orie.,- a t about three.o'Clbek. `ll„tiliii• : 'enr - i.e . ihe . ;Etnes burst forth from the window! 0' 4 1)1116 g . rul.llll , 11.0c>r, and were rapidly ascending., He "instantly*6,riiY,e' the chart, arkirsootic4l66reils'ec"ei-al persons...7r he inhabnants of tin.. house, corisitlting'ajtodetlier of temales, seven' nunibee;Were now'obs'erved to be in . a most peril-, tins situation. They appeared at• , lhe windOws of. the*s'econd flodr, ' , - fOr, tile first' ;Was on 'as 'they -bad risen (rpm 'flieit'be4,nttering the inost pierc ing shrieki; . - As the :Moil liKely,tuhns of rescuing. theta, ladders • .‘liere Procured, and tailed•against** the horning front of the hnuse ; but: . such was•the .dangtfr! of aseenaiug to ifibir relielthat a momentary' jrresoltition ensued among - the-spetc.iators of their '• tremendously awful situation ; till, agonized • by . -their Sereinns; and a auated` by the feeling s o f , Manny to a ,contetript of personal .safety, a young man, Mr. Iletirk Guy, and Mr. Sorrel, a near neigh hour, made an attempt to I;itSelVit thekll: The tar succeeded in rescuing a tittle girl, about tribe Oars old, niece to Mrs. Smith. • The maid servant, who had got out of the garret •winddw, and darn , tiered to the:roof Of the house, was-brought down by the Wier: In her descent from the root, in or der to teach the ladder, she missed tier footing, and, remained suspended p short space' by One :rim from a parapet. Robinson,' before mentioned, then as cencled; with the intent 'of bringing "down Mrs. 'Stnith but so extreme was her trepidation, that her facilities were so far overpowered as to render her incapable of using any exertion to of eet her .de liverance, and it became necessary to drag her ii•orn the window-by fora;: in doing which', oaring to her -cOnvulsiye struggl e itobinson becatne - incapable of 11°1410 her, and 'she fell upon the pavement he 16‘y; but, miraeulon4, without haVing any hones Woken; though the height was. considerable. Almost at`.the same instant, two'yeting Ladies, Miss'Wil liamsand Miss 'Wilkinson, rendered frantic by ter ••rer,,pitielpitated themselves from the window into the Weer, dna were 'so severely bruised, that, loges then with Mrs.smith, they are in a, very 'deplorable ;state, much doiiitt • being entertained of their reco very. 'lt is with the: most poignant sensations We ba'Ve to "add,, that two most amiable yoUng Wociliner,' about Anneteen, whose parents*rd side at Hornehurch, and Miss Eve, daughter Of Mr. C. 11,i!, Of Minisllll4l, became vie' iin:4 to the de *-Vonring plenient ;. a very short interval had elapsed. "aftdr they lwct been seen at the wind6wS, as be:fore, mentioned, when they suddenly disappeared, and are finpOosea to have sunk Into the tlarrieS ; th e ir Mutilated *remains were dug ant Of the ruins the tifirn day. So rapidly dicl,the conflagration extend, notwithstanding the most strenuous exertions of the populace and thesoldiers frotn, the garrison to arrest its 'fbry; that by six o'cloCk' the hon.a:s of Mrs. 1140. Peck, druggist,' and - Mr. Hill, Shee maker, adjoinitig; were totally destroyed; and those of M'r. Rood, phisteribr, and Mr. Nash,hair-dres,Or. k/ere so bit lily dainag,ed, that it *Will be necessary t o tak e d t pko. pot the wind triostpro-• Videntitilfy elvinsied' • ai about live when th e • naineS assumeu their most tormidable appearance,* • tha tictuses.itumediately opposite, ni thel3,telt-street, • which 'were . several tithes .slightly oil ft t e, tho Ugh. -they have_ anift3i•ed, no. material datu:lL,o*, together with the - rithge,nrbnildingsin Rutland-place,wouid, ,nitre ,is evecy,teAon to believe, have been invol ve d in. generar..desiruaimi.;and luid this been the Case, from awl, contiguity - to the hous6 in the stieet, •nearly tho whole at which aro•timber4tilt, it is *possible to say.hoWtine scene of havoc might . have extendfd.. kdigging among cite;ruins of Ur. tfilralibilse, On Saturday, thb extutordiniry eirtuni -Ar4nec Ogy,Kred Qi lbe, discovery of a cat and kittens, all of; whoa were ond.da not appear to have any T.he yti.hole oldie houses, shop stock, and fuelliture•destroyed; wt:re:insuied in ihe Royal Exchauge - 011icit,. except Mrs. Pt eVs, which was insured in the A meet,ing of titerin ba4o:llltb is. to` be held this day, for the pin post: or 6peliii)..; ‘stitis4iption ler the relief of the sOfferers,. whien we hunt: no doubt wilt be encouraged by the tov.o thief neiglsbour-* ;' . • • - taken, do Xulitclay, ttf F.ord's. gate, Islington Road, on the 'body of Mrs. Able, who cliecl itt constrpience accidqutally s,eiting tire to her clothing on Sunday night.; ltlte - deceased !NM siWiryg 11,1011 e. iti bet. . wait iimfor i Irma tea who Were gone but to spend the eveningi:on a sudden, hprv.kitrvant kittlico was altifitted - ty. her sbrieks,,,4l,l on going to. ber -ktpartmentsi-D4 ro ; Able prei4Ked ltersell . ,the: dook 'enveloped/in flAines. Her dress, whi.:ll it is suppased,bsd estiglit tire whilst she was dosing in hvr 'WWI reduci..,l• to tillthir i -atut.the . tiertrilltl ) ill her night, 'was 11 . 11:11)1(! for'some time to ,atiord her assistai,b. , !, and th. 3 011- fortkulate,ws)934q, who was , - - ;ixiy:years., api,. pired he next !poplins., She was 1,11):1ble to kit how the accidyiit .Verdiel--4ccidett(tit . . ' „The tbliowing dociiiou 'will; In some measure,' go rd the public - ag,ii ast ite;itnp6sitintH pratised , by lincknortoachmen 'pence-i of public nnusetnvn t. A Genttetuan of the' xv,:tive of Howe look, a eodet ri . onl:Drury-lant Theattr„, crn 'Tuesday night,'-haying ,pr6victsly.,ctideavuurect rot•prOcure it in the regular , rnalrier; but the coaaUnart would , net go t 6 -awaltoW .itrtoil-ltbr less than Is. and i I - 16we ttink tomitia. .on.buink,,sot - down he emitted •t he crian4^ !Man 6d. 'but he t efusettlettike' it, or to Pet the tortiptainant out or: thd roach without paying the extortion.; "tio.witztellt tite , cOae'” Innen was yOltercUy' fiubd 40A. atictobligett..to`asit'patdon i • to-seve hiurself from prottcutinuttortiitaionnh. . • - At Iheßolrcf 'or Tueicloy:, Sir I, — Sir; e rel 5a ed . 1 9 01 t, 4p a `l 4 tet"isiii•nr„ - n (1 u Vou N • Seivtarfi NIA - Col: FL - the EMI - prEsoiaio o,it Nro, „, $). , 11144 A sl,l*• 11014 ~n , `'Ksqrs: At'et•ell'ettea OFtriniiry 'l‘lefilbeii utlll2 11 ,- stitntion. • ' itilloo24 :, P r i ntett by4tlol :41itk-11,-.;st st . 4 s, ~ rN o.< 4, Alafolc • tt‘sourt, liow.steec ' • At tlia EitiK-Qprlow No. iii, Strand ; where //dye r fiseihents, 'Orderf z •_ < .:- . .. ~„. ... I'LIBLIC OITICR,. - tiATTON-GAIIIIEN: 1 - - Georg lf ilkinson, ostler to Mr. Wylces; of the W.nd miii -lon, West Smithfield.; was finally esaniined charged, - with ..stealiiig a parcel out of the writ'( house, - .comaipiog 731. in Barak n9tes, addressed t , - Messrs. Sri ultrs-and Co. at Willingborough. Wit a part-ot: the money he'hoiett a share in the preset Loudly, which Trott; the Other, found in his nos session, :and which came up, a Prize of 5001. 'PI PrisoMer Was fully committed for trial. C4ARGE OF SEDUICII6N.-64-A complaint Ivas' tract on Tueiday to the: 'Vice lira respedable aged 1 Iva man, that tier daughter, who was'a milliner's appren. tiee in St. Lanes's-street, had been seduced and rut away with by a young Gentleman of fortune, a sill} a3tern in .the army; 'thatshe was living as his ntis tress in, the noi3hbourhpad of Leicestef.:square 3 01" that none of her relatives could get access to her. From this representation,.an Officer was sent . to de , .mated the lihaty'of the young: Lady ; who is wide twenty years at age; but she, on their being intro. diced to her, denied having be n deprived of bet iiberty,-and.gave them to underhand that she war ' tla tinder the controul of any person. Site, how ever, did. not deny the assertion, that she was under OW proteition of tier paramour, from whom she wa pot inclined to iiepatatfe. Tile' mother was advik;ell .to pursue another course fat compensation. It .;p. peared that .tho pointexion.was .not a_hasty . step, the parties having conli.aaed en acquaintance at itapls;7 sate last stiniiper. , . . . . , ' At the late Assizes for Glou cest er, a true Bill- fat wilfut murder . was . fouud against Lleuts..lleszle and 'SargeSunt, the principal and second Itt, the'unicirtu .tiate duel at: Stroud, in which the ,itteh-lapnepi,ed J;ieut..Ctst.motvr -was killed; . but neither of then) Itave yetbeen, apprehended ' : : :, • BIRTHS. Oo the. 17th init. at Shiplhain; _Norfolk, the Lady of the Rev. Charles Edrillge or a Daughter.. On Tuesday, at hifhouse in Madehester.square, the Lad? at William- Davvkin, Esq. of a Daughter. Yi.;teiday, at his house in Charlotte-strect, the Laily oi AnthanY.:Liuller, Esq. ola Daughter. MARX ICU. • On the ff9th inst. at Woodlands,in Cornwall. Captain irtitobat Bali Sulivan, of the Koyat Navy; to Miss Henrietta Pindar James. •yourgest daughter of Captain B. lames, of the ft .. oyal Navy. On Tuesday last, in St. Giles's Church, Northainvtrnit C. 1 1 ;•Atk.uts, :gsq. Lieutenant in the toth Itegi•poit of tght-D tagadns, :to Catherine. youngest. daughtei4 the .14ta rolut Markhatn, Esq. . Ott $41044. luendight, in. • St. tvlacy's Church ; ruhrint E:lq...o n lwotxistook, in rite County of Wtt.:lot . low, to Mist knox - , daughter bl John Knox, Esq. of Cas• t,l.:rea, in fbd Cou n ty Mayo. -' ' 4 • . Notwithstanding the great number of duds,which, are continually occurring, the history of Lilo: s' , qarti , does pot present us with such ii - sinrolatstancQuire, • as took place in France, •in the ,eikiy Oart•of the litst century. •We extract the following...floGount , of.it ' item 111einde;s:interesting Hist di* of ',the I'rmgle..sx, , which bib. recentlrmade its - appewance 1-.".1 , • •,,. -.:. ... .‘! The Duke de Richelieu was hest' cause Of. - 11.4. Unprecedented duel het ween. two Witnteu,..Mittiame• lie POlignac. and AladanteDe`Nettig, ,vho . ciiiiptited, the possession of him.' Tile Duke had,' l'epetttqttly.' refused to see the former, but thiss wok of no 0=44, Madame de Polignac still loved, her inconstaul:gallant,- t e ._ with as much ardOuras ercr,and was thereforejcptlimii '''''''''''' `-- --inu. of all the I._tdies who 'had succeeded .her j not steely:,. but in troops. TorturA by jealousy, she tone ;41111 tact Madame Nde esle; turd challenged herr to.lig4t 'A Fa the , o , * . with pistols in , the,.liyis. etc Boulogne.. .lUzulatue..64.i. Ncede , eagerly t accepted the challenge.,-: beilig ,:i - ,4,1-; , mated by the c urie hpit . it as her I.iii antagopiiti l lnd .t . Loping eitl;er to k,,il 1 1, cr riutl . ,..titii Ititlrt.iVl)4 . j,s)ili , 011chblt,Irbecl ,p,90!„.i0il of her lover, (-)C , 14 Oilince • the , strength ofA librttaciinieni, and .the ,:ird4ur.;!ol.jiqt.i : passion, by an honourable, death..:. Tim,. isiiiiezu 1 tots, -t: . . , and fired at,each other, J polittltinte I.)4,e,s)e , A‘iiil3gantir.-.1, it4oli . ..w Al. i i AT, 1,31 - NDON 11 R 11% ETO . Mcnt•• , her fair boSoin tko poysl with blood. titre. i :: . .4.. , • ' . • . R( l' . ' reel: 911, - exclaimed line atitagoinir, f` I ‘.vill;ittn - fih . y ' Ott. •i- ..-;.?:.:4154 o ,l i i a„ , ,i !4iititt. af,ter'r , z, t 4:# , lteragon, p 5 min. after ....1 5,.: Ott cousequetio , s, of rolking a woman llkernc-ofther ; • .. -- .. - .7. -: -- r ------ . -- ' 7 . -7- ---------, . ---• • - To • 711011 AS • TAYLOR., E sr'. lover. It . 1 had the pcujitiotitoiroturc in ti.) . power, 1 , - / 1 7 .: ' l, '"'• Nii,..9, New Itridge-Street, London. .1. would tear out her heart; as I have blown .out her I. . • 'Hotiottrid Sir, - • - Tdinburgh, March.l B l i kl'..l brains," .1. youts. ..tuatt w.hu,...huard these cruel l', i fiFigioore to : inform pai :Writ . , ever Alined' 'words, bogged, her to nioderitte , berwit . apd tiot,to ti. -L . year Ij9o, I_ hive igvtX,ziati4eil with, OK, LuesVeli exult civet . it er tit I Cortu't i ate oq)051e --' nt , ‘ 'd i ' o •, ,e ‘ ,, , , 04 . r i 15wix ,..- - , t; it re l a „4. 3 l4 :.:J: e ib p h irs *.f . zr p m .b - m ir . ii b . ,y e .. h t l ; his. 7 wio. tiry resisting every coone at leas, could not but cozOttiand tier resgect...:.--. l • nerts,..Ad under4oing %Neat!' se S v ; b e rg in e in o Cl u l r t s:s t ,...'::"' lF "' "Acti • iii - t - 4 4 , Silocti, yptaig coX cymb," cried 1)44iTite . 1.167:1 ) 0- ! iii;itae, `. l it does noi becorne you to Fe ' inl .l' ' would app• zior td: of the . ,nuist invete rate o. a .u,.re -i * VI ~.a , f • ~, - . . , , .*. ,7,,,e t° sere ' slicing of - last, year in dlsorilet Had' wit: to tut ..,,'",,`„i 'or MO inSfrl.loi6ll: --Mpclottie 4.lcN 1 atifiltWAccedi*OON'iiii torn OW f-19spit-Al, iwith laths t i !uei e - 4s-t.; wa4 rut wtikthci- ' nearly to put a period to my existface—l tua'.4) , 1..,,., -. 1 , ~. eti in th.e.bri.ast, as bad at first been feitre,l, Dirt ir , en , ,` un tl;e crown ot-nty head; one on. each'irtn, and 117,,,,a/. slit,litly ilt . I[lo sh o uld er. ( / :' •vi:e bro gt iti trigioful minner, rrigl ! 4 .lVl l* ''. he. „•,11 COIII . IIIO . to ilel - .loli,iollle l! ~ • ,• • . 1 1.61 , 0 t ' 1' t • •e - 1* • •boil 101 tik t-3 , tul.) . riot , and ha, oz , :ii tn ttati.o. u osa ~ person. asked llcr its ttio I . o.):'er, for wliose salii, 4? - 4 1 I.ol,scy,,v,vars 'is. my lett had- 41sd ~.pwo,,litgehlig'i C S ' °/ - 1,1 -- s r. zii i i l l e t r d rvis,s } k : , t , i n p itilr; t . , t 1 il t )i : !, I n : s i ~?: tr .. : b ? i t o( t )( l , i (i i , l ef e l ii ii e . : N r i o . l - ii i ! e ng I , iil e b i. e li i, eif lt. i . i icy l sii , tf ... i r tz vr i v s lmtie e .in e oi r: ::g ro a..:r ir iesi g.,;: u l it. 4l li s t y: ig l it o p ir siv r r it , 4 .4l -t a r t it tl i l: t b ; ii a l: 7 6s4 : 4 l t . : 2 : 4s u ne c w 'i n , o. ! ,! ,, : xi r •w tl . ll r l; , -, veins, to 13rslie n d for him. 1 11 .17 is g t} c l: l-c o t i ) C, a s t r e li l 4 lll l 3r e . c ul t e e l oy d' ,Kt e ' lt i Nc i i .. o l : h° l97 llll ; a i l c.,ilu t X vh r-e ' a v k e o ce li' lvei r.: 4l°s :lloll l r llla se roan' of . die' 1V hide Gout',. All the Licrici lay 61.1)-e4 which. t. a. l a be_ itc z ji a t h ., ' - t i o .h ils .lea 'a i n i i o th rec i ti ti y h e *o tie f ri lVi efl a t L; l. n il - i i i I tt w ► tas te ili it il l iv tint ,a i il b ,o tt n t ,. l tc l : o l ,i i i) , , ta l - i i ti ttc t : i r io tl: , i x , c l i i t ct) 4i i l t • til love 'w hid) tti . .4ii'' a - ..ffiontii, `ilk ulcers ' .onmy ' head . anti, _argil s . ihea ' lts' . . • . ii ,, i ,,,,i ( • ) ,, o f, soundly: kealed r soon atter, . the sores "net InY'4e.t; in the tiis'iitt:;lll. .1. am imdertob 'great tibligntions to . , 'art, l at ;: l c „ ' t i l vi p " a l iii.iti lu t i l v ir l e D ' O ' n ' e .9 o ll l s t t i l fe r • a l b e l t e „ .ti w i ll i' ll ur t; t h° 14 ,1 i4". col/61'44A .81w;. 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( 0 ) , 1; ),Iilt iIi . d:ltilaf, 3tl, 4. p!,“,:tiCe particulatly: —I; - cnerral Cutt4l4lllltb. and those ,incidental to .. th e ,r : 01 01 —.Generation, with that inviolable secreg, vvill-n i.',. . t i e his 11 r ore i'4.l siloiild•always Obscrye. , :tn fitich co,•: 7 0 ;,, i- ''HAftersihicriie 1, ilie 'alevit t .i and aVS'i'stante he 4tatitltiu. v e administers to pertttnyt_ taking .04 14 0 04i"'' , „ tar sel ,esteemett, .by ii iiiscpwini r ulilic, at an 11. 4 % an ... truant art li,i:ll4l' asst void arallumbigaity, • .„ li i... v. of 4.''''''ityiosoi(l, by s his, tipitbiottnent, tor tbd,ogittai , v- - - t. tho e,' 1i 6 tig At '4 iii::talh.c, ,at..t tte Pertinnerl4* - 4?.... 3 1,...tyi. l i Altitti't6.sureet Pall 1r i: the 'roysitopi .i .'_'' 3 ',l l 44l F-A ri . -. 4 , Ti ,t i ; ` Ifi!Sii.alc)ri'ilsl„.osel,Cliftti,!;.),:, lifro';'•l3/4:: Ail t l ' Mr.. Witter's,. „S"citltrt; Ueltigot , 4.04:/pla r gllji Mr and nr - donald, Clasg.ciw ;.-Mr...Pull e Varne-strcer..Du btiA „ s t i ti i.ii . id ~one VerS ,, n in every euriaideraßle town in Grt'A '-' ri ., 6 . t t j LI ,in IScittes 14 onl 2s. Sealed ''''''.l..'-'i. may :and plant - di :therebypersons ot either 2 . t . ..: CUM themselves with eis4 6, creel secrecy , all43sa, l l l _ , _ w ith . N. 13.: I:':ibery Box sal4 in areit "Britain' is seale,4l I .l . :'i s i 4 a SiarnP. -61 1 t'.tiich, by favour' of the CoiroTr7: 4•40 0, , 7-ii•ifiteti, •at toe, 4kaatir ttllica—" 'l'. TaYb r t , I, ;/1 , others jitiko.Strdet,"—to imitate whiah Is Felony, ar* , are C.,nplibrfirt• - '•• .• • ' .-.i ~. •i r D. , iorube , isihinst, at Cliftei lED rwaiied Mrs.-Edward:Shit ... lev, Ivirlow f Edward Shirley, Esq. of Spring Garden and „Islam! of I,runc,-.1, after a severe /Mc° of eleien'tverekt. ' • " ••••-' • • (ItiAli,e;jitit',iiist-at.•lticlin.k.nid, Surrey, Lieutenant Ar 7, dii4qd oi - the Itoyallsisvy, in the •29tti year of hko age-- • , . dith inst. at Aeron-bank, the sear of Mrs. it" MorkliOn, in Westmoreland, aid' h the loth year of his agr. William Hodgson,. Esq. the ne *t heir in reversion t.) that property oilt.er estates Westmorerand and CurriberlArnie. 1at.e:,1141 prOperty of sir ‘c Dalston,' deceased. • Wife of Mr. 13ia.ay, Publicani Cloiner,t's, Strand. I,44 ( RiCE-4 1 1 ti f3a4tls',S.tocii, Otis a.acv S pei . Ci.l.o 4 rt 97 Irish sy4t*Ce.nt. s iut . 4 shut ; pri 'effr, Val. shut ,; per Ccnt * C9sk, it; Vrak Lung.Atn. pato. Shen 'Ahri„ ,srocre r tote.kt.k ' " !Sittig Stook, .lira 130tuic, ts.' 2,s di%. F.*cheitrer Slits, chrtniuspi- .• .1 minrial 3 pet' Ccut. _ It P: k. IN Mitt. . . .• Batik fig 01Lm1414. Ij3 eons, for 1211 i April, 041" ". - „.• ,Titt4stAlvf).-4,4Areoce has 'arisen between the Aotrian'Cattiollai , ,tifiinnis and the Titular Bi ihop of . that 04 sHAubil . NLssy, _tesp,tiog • appiiintineiti Priest:li) dip paiiist,t of Dun - Ili:left,. vacant be the ciet:case of the l ev , . Dean Beitot hal.. It was the wish of the inhabitants of Enni4 to .ha‘e the Rev. Mr. M‘Dosirtiou collated to the vacant pa rislf bvir the Bishop'refused to - cqmpry, though the applicaiion was supputtell .by Sir En WA:firD Hatt. all the 1 . 1109 t Catlit. ileS of: the distriO. The • appliciinis, horii% a s :. sedibled,' have therefore. pledged, theniseltits, lealvoy and individually, tu.Ayithhold the dotts,, , Cos-.. toinarily paid . ~to Yitt.ish Pfie.sts;.abd rettolv,s,*tbt to pay any SUM exceeding livepeincositt dtieoll)l44t.or or Christmas, to.aoyiperson w holyilif be vimaiht e 4 to succeed the said Dean linatiErr, until tbe wiithes - of' the inhabitants of the parish shijil 1) , .! compljed with. They also resolved, that although thoy con. sicler it to be the privilege of the AlAtop to oomi+ iota, a :Parish. Priest, .they feel it theiy iindotibted . tlOtt to rejea any . person so noi . pliii.ifed, q ioutti be iiisyleasing to them. • . , Yederday,rnortiiii:2,- tl?e body oon.unknown per ion Wai fout4.. ) itrotyned dose to One the coal barges •al Adams's, Whail There: ilothing lot.* about him . to 'lead to a d)qco..'ety o'tf who he w .wa*, .bUt it is supposed he as it tailor, by a pair of thimble,being fon _ ntr his , - t tut Published by 1V: LLI A M ARMICtK SCAIf PS. gnuth MoltOrt.street,Grosvenuf-squarei f the Paper, 1 titters for the editor, 6:l4,tiost-paiiit k niQst be addressed. . . z, lrtltEpOnr • • 7., COUlt I' Oi• LINCOLN ', i - INN-H41 7 1. 2 4.44(U. 22.: 'Motif foitnight sinee,- Mr. Parqner pett4oned the Ci c E be-disattargvd .oat ,of custody on the suit of. Messrs. Kensington and Co. upon, the ground thatire.lradrnadea full and fair diwlosbre of his etfeas, - tinder a : COiittivisSion , of Bankrnptcy awarded againsChiln, • ...':liechinplained _of. the great length Of tiate he, had'been huptlsoned, and the in flexibility of his Creditor ;_tendering at the same, thug the affidavits 'of - two Medical: oleo, who stated,. that if the Petitioner was hot ..speedily retneved out,. o („prisoluhis life would All a.sacrifice, Sir S.lU6stimor supported the prayer of Ike . Pe- tition. • . . Mr. FLART on tbe . other side, insisted that the .re titioner had not made a lair diselosore , of his t: efts, but if he would find 4ecurity. in 20001. for not quitting the kingdom, Messrs. Kensington and Co-„would con sent to his liberatiOn.. Upon this offer the case stood over fill this day; and on being called on, Mr, Parquet's Solicitor in formed his Lordship; thrit death had -.relieved bit Client from his sufferings, and hoped.theC9Unsek employed against- him would intercede with . their Clients to pay the expences of his funeral. - • The' CHANCELLOR' enforced, the. propriety of this recommendation. . , . Mt. tirtiti' slid he did not know, how 41e could . interiete personally, bur he trast4d - atier.hi* Lortk shil;s recommendation, that his. 'Chews :•wouid., do what was inuper. . . . 14 A it CH - '4'3 . 4.. The Opera case will agaid be::brought before the QIIANCRI.LOR on ,Sattn:day, the , ISolicitor of Air. Taylor hating been served whit notice of iHnutiont for that day. . . . . The' person named. I-Inward, w ho'vlaiins,the l sey., : ruour estatc., possessed by the Duke of I,s4stOlk i again addressed his Lordship, and begged , tp ; have- his claims expedited. The CHMIS.:4I.OjI told _Win, that he /Oust not disturb the' Court., • bu 4 address his. observations to Mr. MILLS, , tbe: Salieitor o , - win> would bring t lie sane Legoletly hefere the (AB4l/: • • The remainder of the day was occupied 'in hearing/ Pleas and Demurters, but nothing occu rre d -W or th, • reporting. . . .. ~- EXTRA 0t11,4 NA RY LUEL;- f' i I'